





UDY OUTLINE SERIES 



RUSSIA 
HISTORY AND TRAVEL 



Prepared by 
C. E. FANNING 



THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY 

NEW YORK 
1917 






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The series includes outlines on art, literature, 
travel, biography, history and present day ques- 
tions. 

The outlines vary in length. If more topics 
are given than the number of club meetings for 
the season, those topics that are more difficult 
to handle or on which there is less available 
material, may be dropped. If there are fewer 
topics than the scheduled meetings, certain topics 
may be divided. 

Lists of books are appended to most of the 
outlines. It would be well for the club to own 
some of the recommended books. Others can 
be obtained either from the local public library 
or from the state traveling library. When very 
full lists are given it is not necessary for any 
club to use all the books, but the longer list gives 
more room for choice. 

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RUSSIA 
HISTORY AND TRAVEL 

A STUDY OUTLINE OF EIGHTEEN 
PROGRAMS AND A BIBLIOGRAPHY 



Prepared by 



C. E. FANNING 
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THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY 

NEW YORK 
1917 



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4 INTRODUCTORY NOTE 

A country long popular for study has been rendered 
doubly interesting by the stirring events of 1917. So ap- 
propriate are the lines of Edna Dean Proctor, that they 
may well be recalled and applied anew : 

The people, the Russian people, 

God grant their night is past, 
And the gloom of their weary waiting, 

Lost in the dawn at last. 

This outline, which is offered to clubs selecting the 
Russian empire for their year's study, may be adopted as 
a whole, or modified to fit the needs of the local group. 
By distributing the historical and geographical topics 
throughout the year, it is hoped to give the variety on each 
program necessary to hold the interest of library tastes. 
The political and social subjects have been inserted where 
some natural link made them appropriate. 

The references appended to every topic have been care- 
fully chosen and will lead the reader to much helpful and 
trustworthy information. The magazine articles indexed 
in the Readers' Guide and encyclopedias should also be 
consulted. 

So well adapted for preliminary study is Nevin O. 
Winter's "Russian empire of to-day and yesterday" that it 
is hoped all members of the club will read it from cover to 
cover. It has also direct help for about half the topics of 
this outline. The other books given in the brief bibliog- 
raphy are recommended for any collection on Russia. All 
libraries will have on their shelves other books to supple- 
ment these both for general reading and for special study. 
But political moves since 1905 have so modified conditions 
that any work written before that date should be used only 
in conjunction with books or magazines of recent years*- 



STUDY OUTLINE ON 
RUSSIA— HISTORY AND TRAVEL 



I 



i. Map study. 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Modern Russia, p. 13-17. 
Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. xxxiii-xli. 
Baring, Maurice. Russian people, p. 1-12. 
Sarolea, Charles. Great Russia, p. 14-36. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 1-15. 

2. Origin of Russian nation, 862-1224. 

Howe, S. E. Thousand years of Russian history, p. 7- 

32. 
Morfill, W. R. Russia, p. 13-37. 

3. Races of the empire. 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Modern Russia, p. 18-33. 

Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. xli-xlvi. 

Baring, Maurice. Russian people, p. 29-36. 

Fraser, J. F. Russia of to-day. p. 102-35. 

Goodrich, J. K. Russia in Europe and Asia. p. 77-93. 

Wallace, D. M. Russia, p. 215-24. 

Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 20-41. 



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II 

Russian religion : the church, village priest and reli- 
gious life. 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Modern Russia, p. 307-17. 
Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. lvii-lxi. 
Baring, Maurice. Russian people, p. 325-58. 
Bechhofer, C. E. Russia at the cross-roads, p. 149-64. 
Fraser, J. F. Russia of to-day. p. 240-9. 
Goodrich, J. K. Russia in Europe and Asia. p. 248-57. 
Rappoport, A. S. Home life in Russia, p. 105-37. 
Simpson, J. Y. Self-discovery of Russia, p. 179-96. 

(Same. Hibbert Journal. 14:393-408. January, 1916. 

Religion in Russia to-day.) 
Wallace, D. M. Russia, p. 46-64, 256-66. 
Wiener, Leo. Interpretation of the Russian people, p. 

116-43. 
Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 138-77. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 293-316. 
Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 89-130. 

Kiev, the Jerusalem of Russia. 
Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. 377-86. 
Hubback, John. Russian realities, p. 56-66. 
Meakin, A. M. B. Russia, p. 370-407. 
Villari, Luigi. Russia under the great shadow, p. 153- 

61. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 97-103. 
Wood, R. K. Tourist's Russia, p. 222-35. 

Jews in Russia. 

Jewish encyclopedia. Vol. X. p. 518-75. 

Sarolea, Charles. Great Russia, p. 153-78. 

Winter, N. O. Poland of to-day and yesterday, p. 280- 

301. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 241-59. 
Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 76-81. 
Current History Magazine of the New York Times. 

5:209-13. November, 1916. Situation of the Jews in 

Russia. Henry Sliozberg. 



RUSSIA — HISTORY AND TRAVEL 7 

English Review. 19 : 324-33. February, 1915. Russia and 

the Jews. Stephen Graham. 
Outlook. 97: 109-17. January 21, 1911. Martyrdom of the 

Russian Jew. Herman Rosenthal. 
World's Work. 34: 133-4. June, 191 7. Russian revolution 

and Jewish immigration. 



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III 

1. Period of Mongol supremacy, 1224-1505. 

Baring, Maurice. Russian people, p. 87-91. 

Howe, S. E. Thousand years of Russian history, p. 21- 

31. 

Morfill, W. R. Russia, p. 38-60. 
Wallace, D. M. Russia, p. 195-203. 

2. Fair of Nizhni-Novgorod. 

Baedeker, Karl. Russia. p. 344-7. 

Villari, Luigi. Russia under the great shadow, p. 62-80. 

Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 174-7. 

Wood, R. K. Tourist's Russia, p. 166-9. 

Russia. 1 : 12-23. June, 1916. Great fairs of Russia. 

3. Resources. 

Bechhofer, C. E. Russia at the cross-roads, p. 51-8. 

Geographical Review. 1 : 249-65. April, 1916. Economic 
resources of the Russian empire. E. K. Reynolds. 

Moody's Magazine. 19 : 473-6. September, 1916. Eco- 
nomic future of Russia. 

Moody's Magazine. 19 1645-50. December, 1916. Re- 
sources, finances and government of Russia. A. Sel- 
wyn-Brown. 

World's Work. 34:223-8. June, 191 7. Russia's unde- 
veloped riches. A. J. Sack. 



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IV 

1. Muscovite supremacy, 1 505-1 598. 

Baring, Maurice. Russian people, p. 92-109. 

Gerrare, Wirt. Story of Moscow. 

Howe, S. E. Thousand years of Russian history, p. 33- 

55. 
Mornll, W. R. Russia, p. 61-99. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 317-31. 

2. Moscow, past and present. 

Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. 269-320. 
Fraser, J. F. Russia of to-day. p. 136-76, 204-12. 
Gerrare, Wirt. Story of Moscow. 
Hubback John. Russian realities, p. 112-26. 
Meakin, A. M. B. Russia, p. 98-112. 
Norman, Henry. All the Russias. p. 23-46. 
Rappoport, A. S. Home life in Russia, p. 173-93. 
Villari, Luigi. Russia under the great shadow, p. 42-61. 
Wallace, D. M. Russia, p. 346-65. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 45-70. 
Wood, R. K. Tourist's Russia, p. 110-48. 
Fortnightly Review. 101 : 793-803. May, 1914. Moscow 
art theatre. Jean d'Auvergne. 

3. Kremlin. 

Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. 278-94. 
Gerrare, Wirt. Story of Moscow, p. 147-71. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 50-9. 
Harper. 79 : 327-48. August, 1889. Kremlin and Russian 
art. Theodore Child. 



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Peter the Great: a character sketch; his services to 

Russia. 

Baring, Maurice. Russian people, p. 136-68. 
Bechhofer, C. E. Russia at the cross-roads, p. 83-108. 
Howe, S. E. Thousand years of Russian history, p. 84- 

123. 
Morrill, W. R. History of Russia, p. 1-109. 
Morfill, W. R. Russia, p. 140-73. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 332-45. 

Petrograd. 

Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. 88-176. 

Fraser, J. F. Russia of to-day. p. 80-93. 

Meakin, A. M. B. Russia, p. 1-18. 

Norman, Henry. All the Russias. p. 1-22. 

Steveni, W. B. Petrograd. 

Villari, Luigi. Russia under the great shadow, p. 15- 

41. 
Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 389-424. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 22-44. 



3. The Hermitage. 

Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. 131-65. 



RUSSIA — HISTORY AND TRAVEL II 

VI 

i. Catherine the Great and her epoch. 

Baring, Maurice. Russian people, p. 169-92. 

Howe, S. E. Thousand years of Russian history. 

p. 135-88. 
Morfill, W. R. History of Russia, p. 190-254. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 350-8. 

2. The Russian woman. 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Modern Russia, p. 155-61. 

Child, R. W. Potential Russia, p. 107-43. (Same. Cen- 
tury. 92:622-32. August, 1916. Better half of Russia.) 

Rappoport, A. S. Home life in Russia. 

Reade, Arthur. Finland and the Finns, p. 235-57. 
f Wiener, Leo. Interpretation of the Russian people, p.199- 
219. 

Review of Reviews. 49:741-2. June, 1914. New freedom 
for the Russian woman. 

3. Education. j 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Modern Russia, p. 201-3. 
Cyclopedia of education. Vol. V. p. 228-36. 
Fraser, J. F. Russia of to-day. p. 227-39. 
Rappoport, A. S. Home life in Russia, p. 194-237. 
Vinogradoff, Paul. Self-government in Russia, p. 71- 

93. 

Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 405-15. 

Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 277-83. 

Catholic World. 98 : 740-8. March, 1914. Siberian edu- 
cation. Richardson Wright. 

Review of Reviews. 54: 104-5. July, 1916. Elementary 
education in Russia. 



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VII 

1. Russia in the Napoleonic wars. 

Howe, S. E. Thousand years of Russian history, p. 107- 

219. 
Mornll, W. R. History of Russia, p. 276-344. 

2. The Cossacks. 

Howe, S. E. Thousand years of Russian history, p. 327- 

53- 

Rappoport, A. S. Home life in Russia, p. 157-72. 

Wallace, D. M. Russia, p. 204-14. 

Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 105-16. 

Atlantic. 115 : 389-92. March, 1915. Russians and the war. 
Stephen Graham. 

Outlook. 108:416-17. October 21, 1914. Russians of to- 
day. Sasha Kropotkin. 

3. Industries. 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Modern Russia, p. 114-37. 

Bechhofer, C. E. Russia at the cross-roads, p. 59-65. 

Fraser, J. F. Russia of to-day. p. 177-90. 

Meakin, A. M. B. Russia, p. 66-80, 217-25. 

Villari, Luigi. Russia under the great shadow, p. 192- 

245. 
Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 373-88. 



RUSSIA — HISTORY AND TRAVEL 13 

VIII 

i. The Crimea and the Crimean war. 
Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. 403-27. 
Hubback, John. Russian realities, p. 228-45. 
Meakin, A. M. B. Russia, p. 266-347. 
Morfill, W. R. History of Russia, p. 400-17, 424-7. 
Villari, Luigi. Russia under the great shadow, p. 135-48. 
Wallace, D. M. Russia, p. 383-404. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 139-59. 
Wood, R. K. Tourist's Russia, p. 200-16. 

2. Odessa. 

Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. 393-9. 
Hubback, John. Russian realities, p. 16-33. 
Meakin, A. M. B. Russia, p. 348-61. 
Villari, Luigi. Russia under the great shadow, p. 121-30. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 131-8. 
Wood, R. K. Tourist's Russia, p. 218-21. 
Harper. 125 : 902-13. November, 1912. Odessa — the portal 
of an empire. Sydney Adamson. 

3. Social life of the people. 

Fraser, J. F. Russia of to-day. p. 213-26. 
Rappoport, A. S. Home life in Russia. 
Steveni, W. B. Petrograd. 



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IX 

1. Emancipation of the serfs. 

Baring, Maurice. Russian people, p. 220-33. 

Howe, S. E. Thousand years of Russian history, p. 305- 

21. 
Morfill, W. R. History of Russia, p. 427-8. 
Wallace, D. M. Russia, p. 405-90. 

2. The muzhik. 

Fraser, J. F. Russia of to-day. p. 260-71. 

Kennard, H. P. Russian peasant. 

Meakin, A. M. B. Russia, p. 37-57. 

Rappoport, A. S. Home life in Russia. 

Wallace, D. M. Russia, p. 79-106. 

Wiener, Leo. Interpretation of the Russian people, 
p. 178-98. 

Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 332-63. 

Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 221-40. 

Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 112-30. 

Bellman. 20 : 569-73. May 20, 1916. Understanding the 
Russ. Richardson Wright. 

Living Age. 270:880-2. September 30, 191 1. Compensa- 
tions of illiteracy. Stephen Graham. 

Outlook. 109 : 680-3. March 24, 1915. Russian muzhik. 
George Kennan. 

3. The Caucasus. 

Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. 437-96. 
Hubback, John. Russian realities, p. 139-52. 
Meakin, A. M. B. Russia, p. 408-40. 
Norman, Henry. All the Russias. p. iy 2-227. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 122-7. 
Wood, R. K. Tourist's Russia, p. 182-92. 



RUSSIA — HISTORY AND TRAVEL 15 



1. Development of self-government. 

Vinogradoff, Paul. Self-government in Russia. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 448-65. 
World's Work. 34:52-62. May, 1917. Rise of Russian 
democracy. S. N. Harper. 

2. The mir and the zemstvo. 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Modern Russia, p. 196-204. 

Baring^ Maurice. Russian people, p. 234-54. 

Bechhofer, C. E. Russia at the cross-roads, p. 69-80. 

Wallace, D. M. Russia, p. 107-34, 491-509- 

Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 58-64. 

Contemporary Review. 103 : 81-91. January, 1913. Abo- 
lition of the Russian mir. Boris Lebedeff. 

Literary Digest. 54: 1001-4. April 7, 1917. Secret of the 
revolution : the zemstvos. 

Russia. 2:8-13. May, 1917. Russian Union of Zemstvos. 

3. Siberia. 

Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. 523-39. 

Goodrich, J. K. Russia in Europe and Asia. p. 49-76, 
122-202. 

Morfill, W. R. History of Russia, p. 467-72. 

Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 227-45. 

Literary Digest. 53 : 1401. November 25, 1916. Real Si- 
beria. 

Literary Digest. 54:466-7. February 24, 191 7. To open 
| up Russian Asia. 

i . National Geographic Magazine. 23 : 1078-90. November, 

1912. Land of promise. A. W. Greely. 



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XI 

i. Russo-Japanese war and its effect on Russia. 
Alexinsky, Gregor. Modern Russia, p. 231-49. 
Villari, Luigi. Russia under the great shadow, p. 246- 

70, 296-325. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 394-7. 
See Readers' Guide, 1905-1909. p. 1934-5. 

2. Nihilism. 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Modern Russia, p. 162-70. 
Baring, Maurice. Russian people, p. 255-71. 
Wallace, D. M. Russia, p. 532-49. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 411-17. 

3. Harbors in the north : Archangel, Kola, Alexandrovsk. 

Graham, Stephen. Russia in 1916. p. 11-35. 

Geographical Review. 1 : 128-32. February, 1916. War- 
time outlets to the sea. 

Review of Reviews. 52 : 746-8. December, 1915. Great 
seaport near the Arctic circle. 

Review of Reviews. 53:709-11. June, 1916. New ports 
and railways in Russia. P. P. Foster. 

Review of Reviews. 55 : 430-1. April, 191 7. Arctic sea- 
ports of European Russia. 



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XII 

1. Revolution of 1905. 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Modern Russia, p. 231-94. 

Baring, Maurice. Russian people, p. 280-324. 

Sarolea, Charles. Great Russia, p. 179-216. 

Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 418-31. 

Century. 80:163-76, 403-14, 925-34- June, July, October, 

1910. Reaction in Russia. George Kennan. 
Review of Reviews. 33:83-91. January, 1906. Russian 

revolution from various points of view. 
See Readers' Guide, 1905-1909. p. 1930-1. 

2. The Intelligentsia. 

Baring, Maurice. Russian people, p. 302-6, 312-16. 
Wiener, Leo. Interpretation of the Russian people. 

' p. 142-77. 
Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 127-37. 

3. Artels and koustarnui. 

Fraser, J. F. Russia of to-day. p. 191-203. 

Holme, Charles, ed. Peasant art in Russia. 

Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 149-60. (Same. 

Catholic World. 102 : 216-23. November, 1915. Mostly 

moujik — a glimpse of the Russian artel and kustar- 

nui.) 
Outlook. 109:680-3. March 24, 1915. Russian muzhik. 

George Kennan. 
Russia. 1 :2SS2. July, 1916. Sketches of some Russian 

peasant arts. 
Russian Review. (N.Y.) 2:186-90. October, 1916. Kus- 

tari: the peasant industries of Russia. 



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XIII 

1. Nicholas II: a character sketch. 

Child, R. W. Potential Russia, p. 70-85. (Same in Col- 
lier's. 57: 10-11+. April 8, 1916. Inside Russia.) 

Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 390-4. 

Bellman. 22:457-68. April 28, 191 7. Last of the Roman- 
offs. W. C. Edgar. 

Independent. 63:85-9. July 11, 1907. The czar. Simon 
Reginin. 

Independent. 90 : 7-8. April 2, 1917. Four good deeds of 
the czar. 

Munsey. 51 : 3-9. February, 1914. Czar and his family. 
Winthrop Biddle. 

World To-Day. 10:56-60. January, 1906. Real tsar. W. T. 
Stead. 

2. Autocracy and bureaucracy. 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Modern Russia, p. 173-84. 

Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 52-98. 

Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 432-47. (Same. North 
American Review. 200 : 379-89. September, 1914. Au- 
tocracy and bureaucracy in Russia.) 

Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 42-51. 

3. Finland and the Finns. 

Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. 197-229. 

Howe, S. E. Thousand years of Russian history, p. 402- 

22. 
Norman, Henry. All the Russias. p. 64-95. 
Reade, Arthur. Finland and the Finns. 
Wallace, D. M. Russia, p. 135-42. 
Winter, N. O. Russian empire, p. 178-98. 
Wood, R. K. Tourist's Russia, p. 65-81. 
Canadian Magazine. 40 : 65-72. November, 1912. Finland 

and the Finns. J. E. Staley. 



RUSSIA — HISTORY AND TRAVEL 19 

XIV 

1. Rise and fall of Poland. 

Howe, S. E. Thousand years of Russian history, p. 369- 

401. 
Poland's case for independence. 
Villari, Luigi. Russia under the great shadow, p. 271- 

95- 
Winter, N. O. Poland of to-day and yesterday. 
Century. 90:57-66. May, 1915. Poland's story. J. C. 

Welliver. 
Century. 93 : 182-92. December, 1916. Future of Poland. 

H. A. Gibbons. 
Contemporary Review. 110:715-23. December, 1916. Po- 
lish problem : past and present. J. H. Rose. 
Fortnightly Review. 104 : 502-12. September, 1915. Poland 

and her role in Europe. G. de Swietochowski. 
National Geographic Magazine. 27:88-106. January, 

1915. Partitioned Poland. W. J. Showalter. 
Review of Reviews. 54: 100-1. July, 1916. Economic 

bases for an autonomous Poland. 

2. Warsaw. 

Baedeker, Karl. Russia, p. 9-23. 

Winter, N. O. Poland of to-day and yesterday, p. 182- 

95. 
Wood, R. K. Tourist's Russia, p. 235-44. 
Travel. 25 : 22-5. October, 191 5. Conquered Warsaw. 

N. O. Winter. 

3. Famous Poles, 

Poland's case for independence. 

Winter, N. O. Poland of to-day and yesterday. 



20 STUDY OUTLINE ON 

XV 

1. Russia's part in the European war. 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Russia and the great war. 

McCormick, R. R. With the Russian army. 

Atlantic. 115 : 387-96. March, 1915. Russians and the war. 
Stephen Graham. 

Outlook. 115:458-9. March 14, 1917. Russia's relation to 
the war. 

Review of Reviews. 53 : 431-8. April, 1916. Russia's con- 
tribution to the war. Stanley Washburn. 

2. Effects of the war. 

Child, R. W. Potential Russia. 

Fraser, J. F. Russia of to-day. 

Graham, Stephen. Russia in 1916. 

VinogradofT, Paul. Self-government in Russia, p. 94- 

118. 
Bookman. 44:598-603. February, 1917. Russia in arms; 

social aspects. Abraham Yarmolinsky. 
Century. 89: 183-8. December, 1914. Russia a nation 

united by the war. 

3. Prohibition of vodka. 

Child, R. W. Potential Russia, p. 144-52. 

Fraser, J. F. Russia of to-day. p. 32-43. 

Graham, Stephen. Russia in 1916. p. 118-32. 

Simpson, J. Y. Self-discovery of Russia, p. 57-119. 

Literary Digest. 54:822. March 24, 191 7. Two years' so- 
briety in Russia. 

Outlook. 108 : 875-8+. December 16, 1914. Prohibition 
in Russia. George Kennan. 

Outlook. 109:371-4 February 17, 1915. Lights and 
shades of Russian prohibition. George Kennan. 

Russian Review. (N.Y.) 2:147-52. October, 1916. Rus- 
sian liquor prohibition. Leo Pasvolsky. 



RUSSIA — HISTORY AND TRAVEL 21 

XVI 

i. The Duma. 

Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 71-91. 
Winter, N. 0. Russian empire, p. 453-65. 
Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 52-7. 
Political Science Quarterly. 29 : 408-22. September, 1914. 

Russian duma. E. A. Goldenweiser. 
Russian Review. (N.Y.) 2:99-107. September, 1916. 

Russia's parliament. Leo Pasvolsky. 
See Readers' Guide, 1905-1909. p. 1927-8. 

2. Revolution of 1917. 

Levine, I. D. Russian revolution. 

Bookman. 45 \2y1-y. May, 1917. Russia resurgent. Abra- 
ham Yarmolinsky. 

Current History Magazine of the New York Times. 6: 1- 
13. April, 1917. Russia in revolution. 

Current History Magazine of the New York Times. 6: 
292-7. May, 191 7. Russia's first month of freedom. 

Current History Magazine of the New York Times. 6: 
473-8. June, 191 7. Factors in the Russian revolution. 
A. J. Sack. 

Current History Magazine of the New York Times. 6: 
478-87. June, 191 7. Critical situation in Russia. 

Current History Magazine of the New York Times. 6 
(pt. 2) : 1 18-23. July, 191 7. Russian and French rev- 
olutions. 

National Geographic Magazine. 31 : 210-40. March, 191 7. 
Russia's democrats. Montgomery Schuyler. 

Outlook. 115:544-5. March 28, 1917. Russian revolution, 
the history of four days. 

Outlook. 115: 546-7. March 28, 1917. Victory of the Rus- 
sian people. George Kennan. 

Outlook. 116:399-401. July 11, 1917. Eyes left! in Rus- 
sia. Gregory Mason. 

Review of Reviews. 55 : 385-90. April, 191 7. Russian rev- 
olution. I. D. Levine. 

Review of Reviews. 55 : 619-22. June, 1917. Russia in the 
throes of re-birth. I. D. Levine. 



22 STUDY OUTLINE ON 

Scribner. 62:29-38. July, 1917. Russia in revolution. 

Raymond Recouly. 
World's Work. 34:52-62. May, 1917. Rise of Russian 

democracy. S. N. Harper. 
See Readers' Guide, 1917. 

3. German influence in Russia. 

Alexinsky, Gregor. Russia and the great war. p. 59-73. 

Hubback, John. Russian realities, p. 246-56. 

Levine, I. L. Russian revolution. 

Meakin, A. M. B. Russia, p. 19-29. 

Sarolea, Charles. Great Russia, p. 231-52. 

Villari, Luigi. Russia under the great shadow, p. 214-17. 

Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 81-6. 

Century. 89 : 183-8. December, 1914. Russia a nation 
united by war. 

Current History Magazine of the N.Y. Times. 2:1177- 
82. September, 1915. Russia's German bureaucrats. 
Jean Finot. 

New York Times Magazine, p. 12-13. May 20, 1917. Ger- 
man grip on Russia began 200 years ago. Alexander 
Kohanowski. 

Review of Reviews. 51 :599-6oo. May, 1915. German 
influence in Russia. 

Travel. 28:35-7, 44 _ 5- April, 1917. Russian as a business 
man. Richardson Wright. 



RUSSIA — HISTORY AND TRAVEL 23 

XVII 

History of Russian music. 

Music Teachers' National Association, Proceedings. 1914: 

17-29. Musical evolution in Russia. Jaroslaw de Zie- 

linski. 
Newmarch, Rosa. Russian opera. 
Pougin, Arthur. Short history of Russian music. 
Wardwell, Mrs. F. S., and Holt, Mrs. E. E. Catechism 

on Russian music. 
Wiener, Leo. Interpretations of the Russian people, p. 95- 

115. 
Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 228-67. 
Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 209-26. 
Etude. 31 : 167, 168. March, 1913. Russian music. 
Etude. 31 : 245, 249. April, 1913. Russian music. 
Russian Review. (London.) 2:153-69. February, 1913. 

Scryabin and contemporary Russian music. Rosa 

Newmarch. 
Russian Review. (N.Y.) 1 129-33, 98-102. February, 

March, 1916. Music in Russia. Alexis Rienzi. 

Folk songs. 

Pougin, Arthur. Short history of Russian music, p. 1-8. 

Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 228-37. 

Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 211-15. 

Craftsman. 27 : 166-78. November, 1914. Singing Rus- 
sians. 

Etude. 31 : 167, 168. March, 1913. Folk music. 

Nineteenth Century. 78:1145-60. November, 1915. Peas- 
ant songs of Russia. C. H. Wright. 

Russian opera. 

Newmarch, Rosa. Russian opera. 
Pougin, Arthur. Short history of Russian music. 
Russian Review. (N.Y.) 2:234-9. November, 1916. Rus- 
sian opera. Alexis Rienzi. 
• Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 264-7. 



24 STUDY OUTLINE ON 

XVIII 

i. Russian art. 

Benois, Alexandre. Russian school of painting. 

Newmarch, Rosa. Russian arts. 

Wiener, Leo. Interpretations of the Russian people, 
p. 68-94. 

Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 291-323. 

Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 197-208. 

Art World. 1 : 130-5, 190-7. November, December, 1916. 
Ten centuries of Russian art. F. H. Snow. 

Arts and Decoration. 7:241-2, 270, 272. March, 1917. 
Decadence in Russian art. J. Finger. 

International Studio. 21 : 130-6. December, 1903. Some 
notes on modern Russian art. Rosa Newmarch. 

International Studio. 22:216-21. May, 1904. Modern Rus- 
sian art : some leading painters of Moscow. 

International Studio. 52 : sup. 121-5. June, 1914. Russian 
art and American. W. G. Peckham. 

2. Icons. 

Newmarch, Rosa. Russian arts. p. 42-68. 

Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 321-2. 

Wright, Richardson. The Russians, p. 199-204. 

Open Court. 18 : 449-53. August, 1904. Russian icons. 

Paul Carus. Same condensed. Review of Reviews. 

30:343-4. September, 1904.) 

3. Architecture. 

Newmarch, Rosa. Russian arts. p. 1-41. 

Wiener, Leo. Interpretations of the Russian people, p. 

68-70. 
Williams, H. W. Russia of the Russians, p. 324-31. 
Architectural Record. 9 : 21-49. July, 1899. Monastic 

architecture in Russia. C. A. Rich. 



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